LG 34" 144 Hz (OC 180 Hz) Nano IPS UWQHD Nano IPS Gaming Monitor NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE 3440 x 1440 (2K) DCI-P3 98% (CIE1976) HDMI, DisplayPort, USB UltraGear 34GP950G-B

I've been using my new LG UltraWide monitor for work, and it has made a noticeable difference to my efficiency. The extra screen space allows me to view multiple documents and applications side‑by‑side without constantly switching windows, which has improved both my workflow and comfort. The display is clear, smooth, and easy on the eyes during long work sessions. Overall, it's a great upgrade that genuinely helps me work more efficiently and stay organised.

Just got this 34-inch LCD monitor and I'm really happy with it. The display is clear and colors are vibrant. Perfect for work and entertainment!

Fantastic monitor for gaming honestly. I had my doubts given its a VA panel but mine has been flawless.

This monitor is a major upgrade from my current X34. This monitor has thinner bezels, weighs less, supports DP 1.4 (upgrade from 1.2), HDMI 2.0 ( don't care for 2.1 as my Xbox Series X is connected to an LG 65B9), 144hz OC'd to 180Hz (upgrade from 100hz). The brightness of the screen is unbelievable, as it is rated as 600 HDR. With Gsync Ultimate and for the price this monitor is a beast! I already have a LG 27GN950 which is 144hz at 4k at 600 HDR and loved it! I chose it over the Samsung Odyssey G7 (hate VA panels as viewing angles are horrible and it showed). So I decided to buy this over other contenders I had like the LG 48in CX OLED, the ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ 43” 4K, and the 49in Odyssey G9. The price it's better along with value for performance. Not to mention the customer service is amazing. I went with 2K over 4k because my EVGA RTX 3080 FTW Ultra still struggles with high refresh rates at 4k. Plus the LG CX maxes out at 120hz, the ROG did have 144hz but no Gsync Ultimate, and the Odyssey G9 is flat out too expensive for a VA panel. So LG one this round. Though if I really could get what I wanted it would have been the new 32in 4k 144hz Gsync Ultimate by ROG, but I am not paying the ridiculous amount of money they are asking for it. I am glad I purchased. Would highly suggest.

The LG 34G600A is perfect for anyone who wants one monitor for everything. Its wide 34-inch screen makes multitasking easy for work, and the high refresh rate delivers smooth, immersive gameplay. A great balance of productivity and entertainment in one display.

This monitor is great for immersive gaming and the 34" makes working with multiple windows a breeze.

Superb monitor spec wise and aesthetically, The only thing I wish LG would do is release a firmware update to update the OSD UI to that of the "refreshed" 34GN850.

Excellent versatile monitor for work and game. The angle of curvature works for me. Though this misses USB C connectivity but its fine for me. Also the monitor operates at 50hz for HDMI for higher refresh rate you need DisplayPort connection.

Have had 2 units with the same issue of the bottom few rows of pixel not being visible (counted about 7 rows), at first I thought I could accept the flaw but after a while it has become really bothering as you can't see which application are currently open in the taskbar. The bottom rows of pixels are only visible when looking from underneath the screen (so never practically), avoid this screen if things like this bother you!

Monitor was as good as I had hoped, however, the backlight failed after 3 weeks (150hrs) of use. I was given no option but to take it to a local authorised repair shop for an assessment. Support were helpful, but fundamentally were a waste of time, as I am having to deal with the repair shop directly. Not the best experience for a flagship product.